A Room With a Door That Closes
On her second album, the New York singer-songwriter searches for self-worth while impelling elements of folk, neo-soul, and alt-rock...
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Never Enough
The biggest band in hardcore grows big enough to encompass electronic rhythms and flute meditation. Its new album winks to outsize e...
Trainspotting
The Griselda MC makes acrobatic rapping sound easy, and the Kansas City producer’s beats are spellbindingly psychedelic. If only Rom...
The Emperor’s New Clothes
Helming the second entry in Mass Appeal’s Legend Has It series, the Wu-Tang vet leans into his elder-statesman status—which is preci...
BRONTO
Canadian singer and songwriter Joel Gibb transforms his long-running indie-pop band into a Berlin-based subterranean house factory.
Uncloseted
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
Learning to Crawl
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
once more EP
The New York rapper-producer refines his singularly unrefined style on a short, slaphappy new EP featuring a standout song with Osam...
SISTER
The exuberant EDM-pop of the sibling duo’s new album is dulled only by the sense that it’s all been done before.
Made in Paris
The influential beatmaker’s new album is exactly what you’ve come to expect, now with a French twist.
I Love People
Pairing Laurel Canyon splendor with a surreal perspective, the Wand frontman’s latest solo album offers wry portraits of the strange...
Twilight Override
The Wilco frontman’s sprawling new solo triple album is pure Tweedy: ambivalent and unknowable and funny and compelling. It is the t...
Bugland
With Fire-Toolz’s Angel Marcloid, Jasamine White-Gluz pumps her shoegazing fifth album full of more textures, more ambiance, more ch...
Surrender Instead
Kevin Patrick Sullivan takes a meta-narrative turn on his latest album, pondering career success in candid, if somewhat straightforw...
Catholic Boy
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....
Sedonis
The prolific Japanese musician has been synonymous with harsh noise for decades. As he nears 70, he is as relentless, precise, and p...
Get Sunk
The National frontman’s second solo album, made in the aftermath of a depressive episode, embraces a more positive outlook but sacri...
Here for It All
The diva’s 16th studio album is thoughtfully constructed and surprisingly candid about the present condition of her voice. It’s a no...
traces of the ceiling
The Japanese musician’s first solo album in 26 years trades the exuberant electronic pop of her early work for hushed, diaristic min...
Tether
On a striking debut LP, the Los Angeles musician’s intricate acoustic arrangements and intimate lyrics attest to the strength of her...
Autofiction
After nearly quitting his songwriting project, the Leeds-based musician returns with an album of gauzy indie rock. It recaptures his...
Negotiations EP
On an EP of icy, chrome-plated pop that considers the body and mind as glitching machines, the Los Angeles musician seeks out a soft...
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Kesha fills her first fully independent album with accordion disco, stadium-sized twang, and too many hooks to handle. It’s… confusi...
How Sad, How Lovely
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible....